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Chinese character (plural Chinese characters)

Any character used in the written form of several languages of China, Japan, Korea and Vietnam.
A species of moth, Cilix glaucata.

CJKV character

Arabic: ?‎ m (?arf niyy), ?‎ m (bi? niyy), ?‎ (ramz niyy), ‎ m (hanz?), ‎ m (h?nz?)
Bulgarian: m (kitájski jeroglíf), m (han jeroglíf)
Burmese: ? (ta.rutcalum)
Chinese:
Cantonese: , (hon³ zi⁶), (tong⁴ zi⁶), ? (yue) (zi⁶)

Dungan: (hanz?)

Gan: , (hon³ ci²)

Hakka: , (hon-s?)

Mandarin: (zh), (zh) (hànzì), (zh), (zh) (Zh?ngguózì), (zh), (zh) (guózì)

Min Dong: , (háng-cê)

Min-Nan: (zh-min-nan), (hàn-l?)

Wu: , (hoe zr)
Danish: kinesisk tegn n
Dutch: Chinees teken n
Esperanto: ?ina signo
Finnish: kiinalainen kirjoitusmerkki
French: sinogramme (fr) m, caractère chinois m, hanzi (fr) m, kanji (fr) m
German: chinesisches Zeichen n, Hanzi (de) n
Hindi: ? (c?n? caritra)
Hungarian: kínai írásjegy
Icelandic: kínverskt tákn n
Ido: please add this translation if you can

Indonesian: aksara Tionghoa, Hanzi
Italian: carattere cinese m
Japanese: (ja) (, kanji)
Korean: (ko) (hanja) ( (ko))
Macedonian: ? m (kinéski znak), (hance)
Malay: Aksara Cina, Hanzi
Mongolian: ? (mn) (hanz), ? (hjatad hanz)
Okinawan: (, kanji)
Persian: ?‎ (harf-e ?ini), ‎ (harf-e hân)
Portuguese: caractere chinês m
Russian: ? m (kitájskij ijeróglif), (ru) m (xan?czý), ? ? f (kitájskaja pís?mennost?), ? ? n (kitájskoje pis?mó), ? f (kitájskaja grámota) (can also be derogatory, "something unreadable")
Serbo-Croatian: ? m, kineski karakter m
Spanish: carácter chino m, (colloquial) letras chinas f pl, hanzi (es) m
Swedish: kinesiska tecken, hanzi (sv)
Tamil: (ca e?uttumu?ai)
Telugu: ? (cain?s lipi)
Thai: (àk-sn jiin), (hân-j)
Turkish: Çince karakter, Çince yaz? karakteri, hanzi
Ukrainian: ? f (kytájs?ka pysémnist?)
Vietnamese: Hán t? (vi) (), ch? Nho (vi) (), (specific to Vietnamese) ch? Nôm (vi) (), ch? Hán (vi)
Zhuang: sawgun